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Nifty rebound in sight after record 8-week losing streak: AnalystsNifty has dipped significantly, nearing a critical support range of 22,000 to 22,600, catching the attention of traders looking for a poten...
'Only 2 left!’, ‘FREE SHIPPING above ₹999!' Simple tips to avoid these shopping traps during festive season salesBala had saved ₹2,000 for headphones. He spotted a pair at 40% off, but the prompt, ‘Only 2 left!’ and ‘Add ₹500 more for FREE shipping!’ n...
New York family bought a $3 garage-sale bowl in 2007; 6 years later, it was identified as rare Chinese Ding ware and sold for $2.225 millionA New York family spent just $3 on a bowl at a tag sale in 2007, never imagining it could be worth millions. Six years later, experts ident...
Content creator sells 450 cups of coffee outside corporate office, earns Rs 18,000 in a day; internet reactsDevansh Tyagi, a creative content maker, decided to set up a coffee stall just outside a bustling corporate office to assess his potential ...
When every number is a risk, the watchlist matters more than the buy list: 5 mid-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 26%There are times when the market forgives a weak quarter, and there are times when it does not. We are now in the second kind of market. The...
In 2020, a UK entrepreneur invested £12,000 in a fashion side hustle; 4 years later, it generated £6 million a year and had reached an estimated £24 million valuation£12,000 became the starting point for a fashion business that would reach almost £6 million in annual revenue. Aimee Smale launched OD Muse...
Robinhood stock tokens turbocharge a new era of meme tradingTraders are actively engaging in memecoin and stock token swaps on Robinhood's platform, blurring traditional investment lines. The SEC has...
Levelled playing fieldForeign investors left the market quickly, prompting fund managers to sell shares and convert assets. The government presented the situatio...
Quote of the day by Stephen Levine: ‘Our suffering is caused by holding on to how things might have been…’; life lesson on how to cope with grief, not be overwhelmed by regret from American poet-authorIt is completely natural to spend our life regretting our past decisions, ruminating on our failures. In an old interview, author Stephen L...
Nike's struggles test investor confidence in CEO Hill's turnaround effortNike has faced significant challenges under Elliott Hill, who was brought out of retirement to stabilize the company. Despite efforts to re...
ETMarkets Smart Talk| ‘Desi to Videsi’: How GIFT City is changing the way Indians invest globally — Mustafa PardiwalaGIFT City is emerging as a gateway for Indian investors seeking global diversification, offering access to US stocks, ETFs and sectors such...
Sale Deed vs Agreement of Sale: What’s the Difference and Which One Gives You Ownership?
SC raps UP police for FIR against 'unknown' riderThe Supreme Court expressed deep concern regarding an investigation by the Uttar Pradesh Police into a criminal case. A complainant reporte...
The market is volatile. But is the business volatile? 5 stocks from different segments of a sector, with upside potential of up to 33%How volatile is the market? It is a question that does not help you much, because the answer is always the same these days: Very volatile. ...
In 2015, Colin started Stencil Stop as an online stencil business; by 2026, the company was bringing in around $100,000 a month by selling custom stencilsStencil Stop started when Clemson University alumnus Colin Mitchell and his roommate could not find a stencil featuring the school’s logo. ...
From CRM to performance intelligence: The next edge in enterprise salesThe companies that keep growing are the ones whose teams work to one plan and link the skills they build to the results they want.
The company reported a Rs. 162 crore loss. It actually lost nearly Rs. 8,000 crore. Where, and how, did it hide the loss?There is a legal way to make a loss-making company look profitable, and it turns on a single label almost nobody questions. Once it's appli...